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    The Perfect Shot In Soccer

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    down. I won't let them down. To most people, taking a penalty kick in a soccer game is simple. All they have to do is kick a ball 12 yards just enough so that it crosses over a white line and rolls past the goalkeeper. However, it's not as easy as it seems. It can be this easy if players think positive instead of thinking negatively about taking the kick. It is a proven fact that soccer players have a higher percentage of scoring on a penalty kick while knowing that if they make the shot they…

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    death penalty or whether or not the victim’s family feel more vindicated if prisoner was executed. Many factors play into the differences of these two forms of punishment the first is cost and resources… Surprisingly the…

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    Michael Passaro Case

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    The United States should not have the death penalty as a punishment. This lies in the evidence of the Jodi Arias trial - in the murder of Travis Alexander, the Michael Passaro trial - in the murder of his child, the costs that contribute to the death penalty, and statistics shown in which most prisoners choose the death penalty over life in prison. The Travis Alexander murder is a vital piece of evidence because in the summer of 2008, Jodi Arias made headlines when she was charged for…

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    Capital Punishment Flaws

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    Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, has been practiced and used as early as the eighteenth century as evidence indicates (Issitt and Newton). This process is carried out only by government authority with convicted criminals. Although many other countries around the world completely eradicated the idea of capital punishment, the United States, still to this day, uses this way of punishment for executing convicted criminals. All over the world, there are ongoing debates pertaining…

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    Adrianne Haslet-Davis writes such a vivid recognition of enforcing the death penalty by the use of deterrence. She focuses on an individual story, hers being coming close to death. She goes on and on about if any individuals was murdered the life of the murderer should be also. The community tends to always use punishments to put down criminals from their cruel and heinous actions. However, with our crime rates so high, it's plain up simple that the smartest punishment for any murderer should be…

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    If people are so adamant to believe that the death penalty should be implemented so that it can be used as a deterrent to prevent would be psychopaths from acting on their instincts then by that logic it is imperative that it should be shown to the public. By denying reporters from recording the event or…

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    The death penalty is a serious matter all over the world. People all around world have been sent to their death of their crime they committed. People that been sent to court that have good lawyers and won the case did not been sent to death road, but people without a good lawyer have been sent to death row. Also it could be the color of the skin that nowadays people are having trouble with. Capital punishment in America has less to do with whether those convicted of violent crime deserve to die…

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    The death penalty has been around for many years. It has been a controversial argument in the American society. According to the Webster Dictionary death penalty means the decision by a court of law that the punishment for someone’s crime will be death (Webster Dictionary). Over the years people have wondered many times what is the death penalty is, how this punishment works, and who qualify to receive such punishment. Many people are unaware of this social problem; it could be for many reasons.…

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    Those who do the crime, has to pay the penalty. I honestly do believe in the death sentence. Most people do not believe in the death sentence. Many families don’t believe in the death sentence. Most of the time, it is because they don’t want their family members to die. People say that those convicted of certain crimes deserve the death sentence. I think that sometimes People are just in the wrong place at the wrong time. That is just the way the ball rolls. Let me divide my reasons why I…

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    I believe that the Death Penalty is an acceptable form of punishment and does not go against the constitution. I believe that it is an acceptable form of punishment to use against criminals who have committed murder. There are many pro’s associated with Capital Punishment. Arguments for Capital Punishment are but not limited to, providing closure to those affected by the crime, shows criminals a severe punishment for committing a serious crime in hopes to deter higher level crimes, and it cost…

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